Vase - Murano glass - technique (Scail / Macchi

This Murano glass vase typically dates from the Vintage period, more precisely from the 1960s to the 1980s.
Here are the elements that help place its era:
The style and technique (Scail / Macchie): This design based on cobalt blue blown glass, inlaid with colored spots and fragments of opaque white glass (resembling speckled, confetti, or spatter glass effects), enjoyed immense commercial success during the 1960s and 1970s for export.
The original label: The gold oval sticker bearing the inscription "Made in Italy - Murano - Venezia" is a generic export label. This specific type of metallic foil paper label was massively used by Murano island manufacturers and Venetian resellers from the late 1960s through the 1970s/1980s to guarantee Italian provenance to foreign buyers.
It's a very pretty decorative piece typical of Italian Mid-Century Modern style!